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The Delhi High Court has clarified that the Right to Education Act does not allow parents to choose a specific school for their child. This ruling came in a case where a mother sought admission for her ward in Class 2…
The Delhi High Court has clarified that the Right to Education Act does not allow parents to choose a specific school for their child. This ruling came in a case where a mother sought admission for her ward in Class 2 under the EWS category. The court emphasized that the RTE Act aims for social inclusion, not individual school selection.
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